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Faraaz Ahmad
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I've read that singularities theoretically have an infinite density (probably due to zero volume), but what if there is no mass in it? It could be that any object that enters a black hole probably undergoes infinite amount of acceleration and gets converted into energy and since energy doesn't require volume, it could confine in a place with zero volume.

The exact question: Is it possible that singularities don't have mass but only energy? Justify.

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I've read that singularities have an infinite density (probably due to zero volume), but what if there is no mass in it? It could be that any object that enters a black hole probably undergoes infinite amount of acceleration and gets converted into energy and since energy doesn't require volume, it could confine in a place with zero volume.

The exact question: Is it possible that singularities don't have mass but only energy? Justify.

A humble request: If you want to upvote or downvote, kindly provide a reason for doing so.

I've read that singularities theoretically have an infinite density (probably due to zero volume), but what if there is no mass in it? It could be that any object that enters a black hole probably undergoes infinite amount of acceleration and gets converted into energy and since energy doesn't require volume, it could confine in a place with zero volume.

The exact question: Is it possible that singularities don't have mass but only energy? Justify.

A humble request: If you want to upvote or downvote, kindly provide a reason for doing so.

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Faraaz Ahmad
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I've read that singularities have an infinite density (probably due to zero volume), but what if there is no mass in it? It could be that any object that enters a black hole probably undergoes infinite amount of acceleration and gets converted into energy and since energy doesn't require volume, it could confine in a place with zero volume.

The exact question: Is it possible that singularities don't have mass but only energy? Justify.

A humble request: If you want to upvote or downvote, kindly provide a reason for doing so.

I've read that singularities have an infinite density (probably due to zero volume), but what if there is no mass in it? It could be that any object that enters a black hole probably undergoes infinite amount of acceleration and gets converted into energy and since energy doesn't require volume, it could confine in a place with zero volume.

The exact question: Is it possible that singularities don't have mass but only energy? Justify.

I've read that singularities have an infinite density (probably due to zero volume), but what if there is no mass in it? It could be that any object that enters a black hole probably undergoes infinite amount of acceleration and gets converted into energy and since energy doesn't require volume, it could confine in a place with zero volume.

The exact question: Is it possible that singularities don't have mass but only energy? Justify.

A humble request: If you want to upvote or downvote, kindly provide a reason for doing so.

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Faraaz Ahmad
Faraaz Ahmad
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What if singularities are massless?

I've read that singularities have an infinite density (probably due to zero volume), but what if there is no mass in it? It could be that any object that enters a black hole probably undergoes infinite amount of acceleration and gets converted into energy and since energy doesn't require volume, it could confine in a place with zero volume.

The exact question: Is it possible that singularities don't have mass but only energy? Justify.